Amit Saha • 7/3/2019

Notes on Bash auto-completion on Linux

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This article provides a deep dive into the mechanics of Bash auto-completion on Linux. It covers setting up a test environment, creating custom completion scripts, understanding the bash-completion package, and using built-in commands like compgen. It also discusses how completion works for applications built with frameworks like Cobra (Go), Click (Python), and Clap (Rust).

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